The most vocal people you can imagine with the most radiant ideas have troubles finding stamps for voting.
I don’t disagree that among those who have strong beliefs and are vocal about them are those know how much effort goes into gerrymandering and other methods of “rigging” the vote. Others might feel like there are no candidates that are worth voting for - none that aren’t controlled by the strings held by the owner class. However, that is not the rule.
I also don’t think that more ordinary people who do actually vote agree with either party’s priorities.




I have lost most of my faith in the Democratic establishment and half expect just enough effort to allow the establishment to think they have performed the bare minimum in performative strongly worded hearing confrontation clips a strongly worded letters of condemnation.
I’m glad to see the fascists lose the majority, assuming a peaceful transfer of power of course. I just won’t be very hopeful until: